Description

Product Overview

Keep your recoil reduction system operating at peak performance with the replacement Long Stroke Bushing. Precision-engineered to capture the recoil spring on long stroke guide rod assemblies, these bushings serve a vital role in centering spring tension and ensuring smooth, reliable slide movement during cycling.

As a wearable consumable part subjected to continuous friction and recoil forces, replacing your long stroke bushing during routine spring or snap-ring maintenance is highly recommended. Available in durable brass, stainless steel, or sleek black finish variants, these affordable components are an essential addition to any range bag or spare parts kit.

Key Features

Spring Capture Mechanism: Secures and centers the recoil spring on long stroke guide rod guide assemblies for smooth cycling.
Essential Maintenance Part: Recommended replacement component during routine recoil spring changes or snap-ring servicing.
Multiple Finish Options: Available in classic Brass, rugged Stainless Steel, or low-profile Black finish.
Range Bag Essential: Compact and affordable spare part to keep in your toolkit to prevent range day downtime.

Specifications

Product Type	Replacement Long Stroke Bushing
SKU	LS-BUSH-ST
Assembly Compatibility	Long Stroke Recoil Guide Assemblies
Available Material / Finish Options	Brass, Stainless Steel, Black Finish
Component Classification	Consumable Wear Item / Spare Part

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I replace the long stroke bushing?

Because the bushing directly captures spring pressure and absorbs continuous sliding contact, it is considered a consumable wear part. We recommend swapping out the bushing whenever you perform scheduled recoil spring or snap-ring replacements.

What function does this bushing perform on a long stroke guide rod assembly?

The bushing acts as a retaining sleeve that captures and aligns the recoil spring against the guide rod, providing a stable surface for the spring to compress evenly without binding.

Are there performance differences between the brass, stainless steel, and black finishes?

All three finish options offer reliable functional performance. Stainless steel provides maximum long-term corrosion resistance, brass offers natural self-lubricating qualities against steel, and black finish offers a discreet, low-profile appearance.

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